:thankyou:

What above is correct, timing is what matters. In public trackers, a popular torrent is a constant source of downloads; but in private trackers people keep seeding and in the end nobody will download from you. When I download just for the ratio, I usually do one of the two:

download freeleech torrents, your ratio can only go up;

go through the list of torrents with most snatches and pick those which have few seeders but at least one leecher.

And of course you can always upload new torrents.

@shdwrulr:

Thanks for the advice. I have had my account since 2010, but lately it seems that my kind of preferred videos take weeks before I get a ratio of 1 for said video.

I had the same problem, ratio hardly moving at all soon after I uploaded new torrents, for many months. I don't like to upload stuff I don't like, nor to micro-manage torrents and timing, but I've been stupid, there is an easy solution: make the torrents you're seeding freeleech (with the bonus points you got in years). I picked some torrents I like, which received some interest but only had a couple seeders; made the most popular freeleech for a week, the less popular for 24 or 36 hours (weekend is best I suspect): interest goes away soon, but in two days I've uploaded more than in two years…

The senior staff have been discussing this very issue.

The main problem is coding whatever changes we decide to do.  Currently, the main priority is site/user security with smooth running of the site being next in line.

I'm pretty sure ChaosMen torrents are often DMCA'ed, and get taken down.

"My personal conclusion is that for the near future we have to life with the status quo."

Oh, I agree, m8. 🙂 The small resolution restriction thing was just my opinion. I know it can't be implemented. The posting of a video's res, tho, I think, could be. I don't expect it to happen, tho, so my alternative thing to do is hope for a year it was made or even the screen captures can reveal quality of the video. Thanks to all who replied! 🙂

Joined just a few days ago and was browsing the forum. I can't remember seeing a video with a Japanese guy with a very hairy chest. And I've seen 100s. Being a leg man, I look for the guys with really hairy legs and the best one I've seen is Juel. He's young, tho, but has some of the hairiest legs I've ever seen on a Japanese guy. Some other ones with very nice furry legs are [DANGUN] 313, [h0230] ona0166, [h0230] ona0364 and [mensrush.tv] MR-ON072. Unfortunately, all masked.

In the UK it's very common to get a preprogrammed router/modem from your ISP with all the security setting already set.

Some of the smaller ISPs don't provide you with a router/modem, so in that case you have to supply your own and can do whatever you like to it's settings.

until 1st of februar i thought

Download the utorrent app here:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utorrent.client

Further instruction can be found here: http://www.utorrent.com/utorrent-android

G-rated doesn't have an age limit, though we do like to keep it reasonable.

It depends the number of seeder and leecher. A leecher counts for 3 seeder.

That is a scrape error, which is "normal", because the GayTorrent.ru tracker got scrape support disabled.

Your torrent needs to be started downloading or seeding and not only queued up or stopped.

On started torrents a full announce will be send and the tracker will answer with full information on peers.

On stopped or queued up torrents, the communication is limited to get only the number of seeds and peers. Which the tracker will refuse to give as it hasn't that scraping support enabled.

Change your queuing priorities or force start of the torrent.

NB.: µTorrent does start on it's own all queued torrents on trackers without scarpe enabled.

Another adjustment has been made yesterday, as announced on the "Home" page, details there > https://www.gaytorrent.ru/rationator.php with increased limits for users having reached 0.4 minimum ratio requirement and above (which is useful only if the actual ratio is above that limit to download the torrent's data files / movies).

The updated graph:

To remember:
This is the baseline limit. the actual limit will be higher, If the share ratio is better, own torrents were uploaded or a recent donation made.

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I have to say I always found RM movies to be awful to watch, bad quality. People have wmv files because at one time it was that or nothing (well, almost nothing).

I have many wmv files and some are good, both in viewing quality and content. I usually post torrents in the same format I got them, figuring if people want to try and enhance them, they should make that decision.

I doubt that you will find many recent wmvs but to dismiss them altogether means we cut out a great many older movies.

And I have never come across any movies in any format that have introduced spyware or malware

With the reseed request message you get a link to the page of the torrent requested to be reseed. Click the "Download" button there, and you'll get the .torrent file again.

Then direct the download to the directory containing the data (movie) file you've got already and after a recheck your torrent client will start seeding it.

look for our guides there > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=6539.0

I've no personal experience with a seedbox, but:

Seedboxes can download a torrent's files (the data files / movies) when you add the torrent to it's torrent client. While they do that, they already upload back the parts they got to others and generate usually a share ratio above 1 due to their heigh bandwidth. (and make the life for non-seedbox users difficult).

You get a download link for the .torrent file (the torrent) in our torrent list, which unlike the button works without java script.

Some members have automated the downloading of torrents to their seedbox by the RSS feed. A member has made a tutorial in the "Guides" section of our Forum.

We try to catch "bad" (see note below) pictures as much as we can, but sometimes we don't know if they are "bad" because the torrents are poorly named.

NOTE:  By "bad" pictures, I'm referring to unrelated, poor size, blurry, etc, etc.

The question regarding priority a torrent client programme gives is something better asked and answered by that torrent clients support.

There are many parameters which can influence that. Vuze/Azureus got many user options, but it is a science on it's own. µTorrent/BitTorrent is mostly a black box, you can only give higher priority by the target ratio setting.

How many torrents you keep started, is up to you. I'd say it depends on your share ratio, your wish to share more and your hard drive space(s).

How many torrents you should set active depends mostly on your internet access upload speed. You should at very least have 10KBytes/s free for each of the allowed active uploading torrents.